Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bowe again. So today we are going to talk about the first Republican

debate, Milwaukee, loyalty, and disruptions early on.

Okay, so the Republican National Committee has decided the first primary debate for the presidential nominee for the Republican Party

will be in Milwaukee in August.

Almost immediately there was an issue because team Trump, Trump World, got super mad that one of the partners in this debate will be the Young America's Foundation.

Trump World sees this group as being heavily aligned with pence.

For once, it's not all like make-believe.

I would say that, yeah, they do lean towards Pence. But at the same time it's a debate

you're supposed to get up there and argue so I don't really know why it's such a big deal, but it has turned into one.

It has already created a grievance and a problem between those who are loyal to Trump and the rest of the Republican Party.

They are turning most of their

trying to showcase it as the Republican establishment,

trying to sandbag Trump and just make sure that he just can't win no matter what

And I mean I think that's a little overblown but the interesting part is the divisions have already

started and my guess is they're going to get worse and they will probably get really nasty.

In direct contradiction to that, the RNC has decided to move ahead with their loyalty pledge

which is not going to be worth the paper it's written on.

Basically anybody who wants to run as a Republican and try to get the

nomination they have to pledge to support whoever wins the nomination.

And if they don't do that, they won't be platformed.

If they don't say, hey, whoever wins, I'm going to support them.

Okay, first, let's be real for a second.

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